Nancy Drew- Danger on Deception Island Description:

Nancy Drew: Danger on Deception Island review:
4 stars (The Final Scene) - This game was exciting. I'm not really one for games that make me nervous and this one did. I was too much of a whimp to play it myself because it is so life like and makes you feel like you're actually in the game, but I watched my brother play it (he wanted to know why I didn't want to play it so he played it). It really was a good game.
5 stars (You go, Nancy Drew!) - This game is so fun, and unlike most

mystery games, it isn't bloody, or anything for that matter.

I am a huge fan of the Nancy Drew books also. 2 years ago when I got this game,

It made me so nervous, I was sweating inside my

new Christmas slippers! It is so realistic, and I acctually ended up having

to ask my mom to help me with

some parts. The characters aren't cartoony, either. here are my ratings on a scale from 1 to 5 (five being best): Storyline:5!

Characters:4

music:5!

Setting:5!

The cool thing is that you get to explore the whole castle!(yeah CASTLE!) And you are snowed in. But I don't want to give anything else away. You'll see for yourself!

This game is soo challenging! It is so worth the money!




5 stars (One of my Favorites!) - Imagine this: you're snowbound in a fancy Wiconsin hotel where you're supposed to be on a ski vacation. The manager just told you someone vandalized the historic library... and you're one of the only four people who made it to the hotel! There's Lisa Ostrum, the journalist who seems a bit too eager to become your friend, Jacque Brunais, a ski instructor from France who just lost the Olympics and is convinced something in the hotel will restore his name, Professor Hotchkiss, an old French teacher who is convinced that Marie Antoinette was a good-hearted person and is destined to prove it, and Mr. Egan the hotel manager who apparently has a criminal record and ties to this hotel. Now you feel it's up to you, as Nancy Drew, to question suspects and unveil a new page in French history.



Out of the so far 13 Nancy Drew games, this one is one of my all-time favorites because the story is so good! This game was pratically flawless! You never got stuck on what to do, but you never breezed through it either! It requires just the right amount of skill, thought, and fun to crack this case. Way to go HerInteractive!